Staff were all masked and very helpful. We walked in not knowing what we needed and Chris took time…read moreto explain everything. No pressure sales here at all. Highly recommend for all your garden needs. Even if you don't know where to start they will help!

If I could give someone more than 5 stars, New Earth would be the one and only recipients. THANK…read moreYOU New Earth for helping me start my organic raised garden bed at my new house! They helped me pick the right soil, vermiculite, pH boosters, root amendments, and seeds. They were so kind and helpful and answered all my questions about soil, worms, bugs, etc. I have probably been there 6 times since my first visit and I will shop here for many many days to come. New Earth you have just won over a lifetime customer! If you are starting an organic garden or looking to try hydroponics, seek New Earth for assistance. Also, they have opened a new location off Bardstown Road so for those like me who live far from J-Town, this new spot is very convenient!

This is an absolute hidden gem. I stopped in a week ago for pansies and after seeing how amazing…read moretheir flowers were, I knew this is where I'd be getting the rest of my flowers for the season. There are multiple greenhouses on the property. I came in with a plan of what I needed and of course, ended up leaving with more. From speaking with the owner (Steve) and Mel (who may be the manager?), I learned that they have plans for expansion and they hand grow most, if not all, of their flowers and plants. I haven't seen flowers this beautiful at any of the other big box stores around. All of the employees have been friendly and have had great recommendations for me. I'm trying a few new flowers this year because of these recommendations. I look forward to their expansion/move and will continue to shop here for my landscaping needs.

I passed this garden center after going to a Lowe's I don't usually visit and wow. I am so happy I…read moreran into this place. What a wild place this is. I, like many, am doing a lot of gardening while staying "healthy at home" and this is just what I needed. Plants were competitively priced, typically based on size of pot and if perennial or annual. A lot of plants are unmarked and not priced but there were MANY employees around the greenhouses to help answers questions. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. There are wagons to carry plants and the staff will assist in taking them to your car. They have trees, shrubs, tropical plants, succulents, traditional annuals, unique perennials, soil, fertilizer. They accept cards but everything is hand calculated. The place is family run and give it a charming experience. The location is slightly tucked away, gravel lot parking, some odds and ends all over but a completely enjoyable place and experience. I will definitely be going again.

Stopped there for a flower we were looking for that we couldn't find anywhere locally. They had a…read moreversion although not the actual one we were looking for. But we were helped and they went with me to view what they did have. They (the lady working outside) was helpful in suggesting other options as well; even to suggesting I check their marked down items for the size and color I was attempting to find. Those mark downs were 75% off price. I was delightfully appreciative of their service in assisting me!

My wife and I love this nursery. A bit pricey, but their plants are healthy and vigorous. Lots of…read morevariety and employees who know their stuff. We always go to Grant Line to start our spring planting.

They have a good selection of plants but the guys who work there seem annoyed when you ask them a…read morequestion. It's not a good vibe.

I used their online store to order 20 bags of mulch for delivery, set a date and paid with a CC…read more The next day, I get a call saying that I failed to pay the delivery fee and that it needed to be taken care of before they could deliver my order. I pointed out that their online store doesn't say anything about an extra delivery fee. The kid laughed at me, and said "deliveries are never free, man". I said "ok man. cancel the order." I don't object to delivery fees, just undisclosed ones. My email to Frank Otte went unanswered.

This is a plant place for people with houses...and apartments...and businesses...and green…read morethumbs...and black thumbs.... You get it. They are a very nice, welcoming sort. No, I couldn't use any beech trees, but I loved looking at them, along with the weeping cherry trees. I did eventually go in and buy the bigger pot that I needed for my Blue Bottle Rocket plant which I eventually killed. But that's a tragedy, and this, friends, is a comedy. Lots of parking, everything under the Sun from trees to small houseplants and all accoutrements, including stones, vases, etc.!

First way overpriced compared to other nurseries. Same quality. They DO NOT accept returns of any…read morekind. I bought four expensive party balloon bulbs here for $30 and when they came up they were not what I planted. It was a bait and switch! They refused to give my money back even after they saw the pictures of the plants. Zero customer service. The customer is always wrong here. I'm so angry.

If you love to support Mom & Pop stores, this one has been here since the 80's when it was a part…read moreof St. Matthews Feed & Seed. Then it was bought and named Feed & Seed Depot in1992 by the sweetest guy who loves all things gardening! Sadie is the store mascot and will greet you as you enter the store. In fact if there's no one else around, Sadie will be! She loves a good petring or even after in the rocker and she will jump into your lap and rest for as long as you want! (Or until someone comes in the store since it is her job to greet customers!) It's time to plant your garden my KY friends. It's Derby time and that's the right time around here so get on over to the Feed & Seed Depot for your Seed potatoes! (Sweet potato slips come in the week after Derby, usually! They also have local honey!

I always enjoy going into Crestwood Feed and Seed and seeing Steve and Sadie. It also signals…read morewarmer weather. This is my first stop for gardening supplies, seeds, plants and advice. Price is always competitive... even if it wasn't I would still support local shops. Steve has always been straight giving the best advice.

Not fancy or much to look at, BUT when it comes to prices for pine needle bales its a home run…read more Each of the places that I had checked priced bales at $13 per bale, Earth First charges $9 per bale. Need I say more. I purchased 50 bales and saved a great deal of $$. Their profile states that their closed on the weekend but I made my purchase on a Saturday and they closed at 2:00

Always great products and service. I have been going here for more than 20 years. Thanks for being…read morein New Albany.

We were drawn here in our quest to find good native plants for our yard. And we were not…read moredisappointed. Dropseed Nursery is not exactly sniffing at the heels of Lowe's. Most of the year it's open by appointment only (exceptions exist in that they have periodic open houses), and if you do go, the best signage you can expect en route are a couple very understated "plant sale" yard signs. They do maintain a good website. But clearly most of their effort goes into cultivating native Kentucky plants. In fact, I'm not sure any other nursery in the area can claim the same reputation among the biggest gardening nerds in Louisville. The selection of native plants isn't overwhelming, but it's varied enough to give anyone plenty of options. Lots of sun-loving plants as well as shade-loving, and everything from trees to ground cover. And the grounds are lovely.

Wanting to plant a small plot of garden in all native plants I was lucky to find Dropseed. This…read morenursery has only Kentucky native plants and seeds which they grow from harvested area seeds. This is a small nursery located on a beautiful twisty wooded road in Goshen, KY. It was easy to find and the folks who own and run this nursery are extremely personable and know what they are talking about. Their two big dogs will greet you as you drive onto the property. With the owners help I chose several plants (wish I bought more) for my plot of land. I was told how to plant and how far apart (use a ruler) each plant should be. It was nice to be in such a peaceful atmosphere. If you are looking for "real" Kentucky Native plants you won't go wrong by shopping at Dropseed. This is not your huge BB store, but a small nursery established by people who care about keeping Kentucky's native plants alive.